... SAILS »*a. »__. I ana. DUX. | AIK. J> DI . o America 1 In Mediteraanean.. oil Doanagba-ee o 0 _V-_ den ** i * Dublin 0 0 Msboß 1 c Honawd o) % ytta&rtj** Ijo Calais o - • PRICES or STOCK, SsPTS-tsm 10. - per Ct. Hew UrSJ J i | Imperial J per Cant. 82* ...

... SAILING MATCH The Members of his Majesty's Coronation Fleet mustered at Ihe Cumberland Tavern, Vauxhnll, and determined on a sailing; match, to take place on Wednesday the _otli of June, by fishermen who obtain iheir living on the River Thames be- tween ...

... SAILING MXTCW. v~aj t r er - g!v ' nby j hc -£ * ?? by *. ?? y r lay it-an:es. r- , Celine Co ™**»dtrs. Where belong to. Tons. *-«■. * »' nSF** Wesminster, 3 * Wi,Vv, m'Ph' 1, Iondo » 4 fc*wuuud. 1, iey Yr Lambeth, 8 I'loducc d „ • Hompesch, Battersea ...

... jib sheet, and the sail lashed away like the Mulligan in the Polka; but as she had a good start, this little contretemps did not matter, and the weather gib sheet being fast on the larboard side, the sail was secured, and she sailed round the buoy at Greenwich ...

... SAILING MAiLH. The statement in our i'aper of Friday last relative ! fo tin- Saili ji-jj Matih forthe Cup and Cover, niven by I Mr. SlltrPAltD, the Proprietor of the. Minor Vaux'- i hull Ganleiis, Mi'lbank, near Chelsea, is inrorreM. The St. George at ...

... YACHT SAILING TO THL EDITOR OV THE MORNING POs I S l — The match which has been so long in agitation between those beautiful cutters, the Elizabeth and the Oberon, is at length ti\ed to take place on W ednesday next, round the N'ore Light and back, wind ...

... SAILING MATCH The first sailing match for the season, (for the silver cup, given by the Thames Yacht Club), took place on Tuesday be- low bridge. The conditions of the match were, to start from Blackwall, sail round a boat off Gravesend, and return tothe ...

... SAILING MATCH Ypsterday the display of sailing for the Clip and Cover give!) by the Proprietors of Cunib-tiand-Gardens drew a large body of spectator* to the scene of action. The bridges were covered, and the boats collected on the fvter were never more ...

... Sailing match. Yesterday the Silver .Cup and Cover, given by the Proprief&j-s pf the New Raneiigh Gardens, was agaiii sailed for by Gentlemen's pleasure-boats, vi/. — 1. The Rival. I 4. .Cnroline. I 7. Calypso. 2. Mercury. 5. .Infant Maty, j & Henrietta ...

... SAILING OF THE COLUMBUS. Quebec, Sept. 6. — The large timber ship, the Columbus, of 3,700 tons, sailed yesterday (the sth iust.), about two o'clock, p. m. She was towed by the Hercules steam tow boat, and touched the ground in coming up from her anchorage ...

... SAILING MATLIi. The Silwr Cap and Cover given annually By the Propietor* of VauxiiNtl Gardens, w*re yesterday sailed for by the follow- ing bouts: Ho. .Names. Res ide nee. Owners. Ton*. 1. (ud'oW ?? Wund'sWoirth ?? A. Ly.ms ?? lv. 2. Spiv.re ?? Chelt«a ...

... _. , , SAILING MATCH. axx- -mi maicn lor the season came off yesterday, but was a less mteresting match than many of its predecessors, as there was barely sufficient breeze to test the sailing capa- bilities of the boats. The vessels which entered for ...